The National Review: Does Obama Really Want to Bomb Syria Anymore?
Easy lay-up for Citizens United today: Just putting Obama’s contradictory “red line” comments together . . . Read more at The National Review here.
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Cagle Post: Commander-in-???
For years we watched our nation’s foreign policy situation and have been reminded that what conservatives said during the 2008 election was far too true: then-Senator Barack Obama was simply not experienced enough to be President of the United States. This isn’t the first time Obama has shown us that he wasn’t adequately prepared to […]
Real Clear Politics: Citizens United Web Ad – Obama’s Blurred Red Line
Citizens United: On August 20, 2012, Obama made clear where the red line was for the United States on Syria. On September 4, 2013, he tries to change his position. Leadership? Watch the video here.
Obama’s Diminisng Returns
History was made on Thursday. For the first time in over 200 years, the British Parliament voted against a Prime Minister’s war resolution. The last time that happened was in 1782, when Parliament voted to stop fighting George Washington and Marquis de Lafayette, granting America its independence. Read more at Breitbart.com here.
Unaffordable Care Act
This morning, a National Journal analysis verified what we already know: Obamacare is unaffordable. According to their report, premiums for almost every American will skyrocket in the new insurance exchanges than what they currently pay through employers. And to make matters worse, you will pay more out of pocket. This is the law working as […]
Cagle Post: It’s Your Chance to Make Your Voice Heard: Exempt America
“If Obamacare isn’t good enough for Big Business, Big Labor, or Big Government, then it isn’t good enough for the American people.” Soon, Congress will be coming back to the halls of the Capitol building from their so-called “August recess”. And despite the majority of Americans opposing Obamacare and the fact the White House has […]
Breitbart.com: Mel Watt Wrong Choice For Housing Post
For months, Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada threatened to change the rules of the Senate to prevent Republicans from filibustering Presidential nominees. This so-called “nuclear option” was avoided, as Republicans hastily rushed into a deal and set aside their constitutional right to “advice and consent” by immediately approving five contentious appointments. Read more at […]
Cagle Post: Defund Obamacare Before It’s Too Late
With the August recess about halfway over, Members will soon return to the halls of Congress for heated debates about budget and spending issues. The Continuing Resolution, which currently funds the federal government expires on September 30th, and in it resides the funding for Obamacare. Or not. A huge decision is before the American people […]
Breitbart.com: While Obama Golfs, The Middle East Burns
For a President who won the Nobel Peace prize only months into his presidency, times have truly changed. The foreign policy reset President Obama promised after President George W. Bush’s tenure did not materialize, and in fact, America’s standing in the world has only gotten worse. Read more at Breitbart.com here.
CU President David Bossie speaking at the 2013 FAMiLY Leadership Summit in Iowa
Citizens United President David Bossie speaking at the 2013 FAMiLY Leadership Summit in Iowa on 8/10/13.
Americans Aren’t Satisfied With the Part-Time Recovery
Today Gallup released new economic approval polling for President Obama and he’s slipped 7 points from June to a new low of 35%. Americans are clearly fed-up with the part-time recovery. And can you blame us? You wouldn’t know the recovery is going this poorly from watching the news courtesy of the mainstream media, but […]
Cagle Post: Meet Fast Terry
Two weeks after Citizens United’s release of Fast Terry, a 30-minute film documenting the controversial business dealings and political opportunism of Terry McAuliffe, the main stream media is finally picking up the scent of our trail. Both the New York Times and Washington Post went after McAuliffe and his wake of empty promises and disappointed […]